Notable visits and transfers greet Bonham citizens
Mr and Mrs A E Mullins of Tom Bean and Miss Arra Hammond of Paris visit Bonham. Miss Lily Lane of Carr Burdette College Sherman weighs in at the fair. Dr Elden Foster shifts to Oklahoma City with a raise. Howard Fewell, once a Banham carrier, now travels for work. Judge John T Cameron, long serving JP of Precinct 5, is in Bonham and comments on Honey Grove cotton. Squire Dameron notes 7000 bales ginned locally. Wallace McKee, longtime Precinct 5 constable, appears as deputy sheriff.
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A. E. Mullins
Tom Bean
Texas
Eb Onham
Arra Hammond
Paris
Sue Alice Rodgers
West Seventh Street
Lily Lane
Carr-Burdette College
Sherman
Elden Foster
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Howard Fewell
Howard
Banham
Texarkana
John T. Cameron
Justice of the Peace
Honey Grove
Bonham
Cameron
J. P
Squire Dameron
Wallace McKee
New Phonograph Records Arrive at Brannon's
A fresh shipment of Phonograph records arrives at Brannon's. Fans are urged to visit soon before stock runs out. A stray clipping references protestors against sweatshops and a football practice quote from the Indianapolis Star, noting the 90 degree heat.
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Indianapolis Star
Market Prices Reported For Eggs Butter Beef and Cattle
The paper lists day of publication prices for eggs and various butters, beef, and cattle with prices per pound or per dozen. It notes the urban noise from trucks and mentions a Paris tip predicting shorter gloves this winter with longer prices, reflecting a mix of market data and local observations.
Weevil Fight Radicals May Rule at Labor Meet
A news feature contrasts boll weevil control progress and bankers backing scientific methods with looming Labor party strife in Britain. Clarence Ousley lauds ongoing pest research while Sidney Thatcher reports on Reds vs moderates and A. J. Cook's influence. Also notes a pre school clinic in progress with doctors and dentists attending.
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Boll Weevil
Liverpool
SEB
Doctors OF Progress
B. N. Timmons
Washington
National
Boll Weevil Control Association
South
Clarence Ousley
New Orleans
Department of Agriculture
Ousley
Natinal Boll Weevil Control Association
Colonel Ousley
National Boll Weevil Control Association
Sidney Thatcher
Labor Party
Labor
Socialist Party
A. J. Cook
Baldwin
Bailey Inglish PTA Meeting Notice
The Bailey Inglish Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday at 3 30 PM. Members are invited to attend the session to discuss school activities and upcoming events.
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Bailey Inglish Parent- Teacher Association
Brannon’s Promotes New Song Hit Shipment
A new shipment of the latest song hits arrives at Brannon’s. Come in to listen and select from the fresh collection for your next party or collection.
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Brannons
Wanted We Want Your Abi Eggs and Butter
Wanted notice seeking eggs and butter from sellers. Contact T. J. Clotfelter, Prod. Co., West South Street for details.
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T. J. Clotfelter
West
West 5Th St
T F
Fair's First Bay a Big Success
The article lauds the county fair with remarks on unusual exhibits including ground hogs and art displays made from seeds and grasses. It quotes multiple locals praising the fair’s community spirit, variety, and overall success, with notes on comments from Miss Lida Cooper and others. Continued remarks indicate further coverage in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Knight
Ravenna
Tennesse
Dr. Knight
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Midway
Lida Cooper
Lamar County
Fannin County
Sherwood
Community Booth Standings Listed By Team Names
Standing of community booths shows Savage Ravenna MecCraw's Chapel Long Branch Edhube Allens Chapel Grove Hill Moore Chapel Tulip Mulberry White Shed Bailey occupy positions 1 through 12 in mixed order. The list labels each booth by name and order without further context or results.
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Savage
Ravenna
MecCraw's
Long Branch
Edhube
Allens Chapel
Monumental Granite and Marble by Bonham Marble Works
Bonham Marble Works promotes durable monuments using high quality granite and marble. The ad promises lasting artistic value and invites customers to visit at 125 S. Main St.
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Bonham Marble Works
SS. Main St
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